Winds of change bring hope to Tucumcari growth
The Quay County Sun reports rising optimism in Tucumcari as Kodiak Produce relocates a regional warehouse and Tractor Supply opens, boosting market prospects. City leaders including Mayor Lumpkin push growth, hire Jared Langenegger as city manager, and consider funding for Sands Dorsey cleanup and Sands Dorsey rubble disposal.
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Ode to a neighbor coyotes and conflict in verse
A cowboy poet Baxter Black critiques ranchers and coyotes in a reflective piece. The narrator compares the coyote to a neighbor and addresses differing views on wildlife and ranch life. He notes tension between those who defend the animal and those who shoot on trespass. The poem mixes defense of nature with hard-edged rural pragmatism. Contact details for Baxter Black are provided.
Editorial policy notes on unsigned opinions and letters
The page explains that unsigned editorials express the opinion of the Clovis Media Inc editorial board led by Publisher Robert Arrowsmith and David Stevens. It outlines topics of public interest, discourages private disputes, and sets a 300 word limit for letters to the editor. Readers are invited to email or call with submissions.
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Guest Column Contact Details for Editor
A reader note invites guest columns and provides contact for Editor David Stevens at 763-6991 and email dstevens pntoniine.com. The item directs potential contributors to reach the editor for submission ideas.
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Quay County Sun Editorial Policy Statement
The Quay County Sun presents its mission to give voice to all and uphold freedom as a fundamental gift of life. It emphasizes responsibility in ensuring that voice and freedom are shared with everyone in the community.
Thanksgiving not shopping focus across stores Nationwide trend
The Santa Fe New Mexican argues stores should stay closed on Thanksgiving to protect family time. It notes Costco Dillard's and Nordstrom joining this stance while recounting increasingly early openings by retailers and urging Americans to slow down, enjoy meals and football, and count blessings.
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